Server setup and maintenance, in one place.
For Windows players and server owners: manage, install, configure, and back up game servers with one click. LAN, your AI companion, helps you clear the obstacles so you can enjoy the game.
Plan a new game, a weekend squad session, or an all-night adventure. Start a private server for friends with one click, without cumbersome configuration and command lines.
See machine load and all game instances together on the system dashboard, with LAN helping analyze logs and troubleshoot. Adjust ports and rules visually, schedule local save backups, and make hosting easier so you can enjoy time together.
View CPU, memory, and instance status together on the system dashboard to guide server setup and resource adjustments. When something goes wrong, LAN can use the current instance and logs to help troubleshoot.
Choose a server from the supported games, then install and update it. Each instance manages its directory, ports, and native configuration separately, with a visual panel for game rules.
Manage starts and stops, console logs, backups, and restores in one place, using the mods and administrator tools supported by each game. Files, settings, and backups stay on your own machine.
Choose a supported game, check machine and server requirements, set the installation location, and download the server files.
Set the instance ports, player limit, and game rules. Whether a setting requires a restart depends on the game's requirements.
Review startup logs and runtime status, share connection information through the game's supported methods, and check the firewall, router, and player connections.
Create a backup before updating or changing the world. Check logs or ask LAN for help when problems arise. Enable a crash-restart policy when needed and set a retry limit.
Server templates for 32 games. Deployment requirements and available management features depend on each game's template.
Understand the requirements and supported features to choose how you want to use the product.
First confirm the game version, server address, and network reachability. Allowing traffic through the firewall does not make a server publicly accessible; the router, port forwarding, and ISP network may still require separate configuration.
With an available model service connected, LAN can use logs and instance information to assist with analysis and suggest solutions. Server operation and basic management do not require AI. Confirm specific causes against the logs and execution results.
Available settings and mod sources vary by game template, and some changes require an instance restart. Backups and automatic restarts follow enabled policies. Before restoring a save, check the target instance, backup time, and data scope.
